Unabomber Sent to Supermax Prison in Colorado
Theodore Kaczynski was moved to Supermax in Florence joining famed inmates like Timothy McVeigh Ramzi Yousef and Charles Harrelson. He serves four life sentences plus 30 years for a bombing spree that killed three and injured 29.
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Allstate probed for Northridge earthquake fraud
State and federal authorities investigate whether Allstate doctored documents to reduce policyholders' claim amounts after the 1994 Northridge quake. FBI and other agencies review dozens of lawsuits alleging the insurer avoided paying millions. Documents were seized from offices in Santa Fe Springs, Northbrook, HL, and Dallas as investigators met with Allstate officials.
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Killer bees migrate north to Nevada due to El Nino effects
Africanized killer bees from South America have reached Nevada, with two swarms spotted near Laughlin in the far south. State official Paul Iverson linked the move to wetter, cooler weather from El Nino that boosts flowering plants, noting these bees tend to attack in swarms.
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NASA SAYS NO REFLY FOR BRAIN RESEARCH MISSION
NASA will not repeat the Columbia brain research flight. Shuttle managers had toyed with using the same astronauts and most experiments in August to cover a launch gap for the space station, but the plan was dropped. The first U S flight to assemble the station moves to no earlier than September and possibly as late as December or January. Endeavour’s July launch was delayed due to Russia’s failure to deliver a key part.
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Reagan Building Dedication Sparks Political Irony in DC
In Washington, the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, an $818 million complex with a 125 foot atrium, was dedicated amid mixed views. President Clinton and Nancy Reagan spoke as conservatives argued the vast project clashes with Reagan era limits on government. The 3.1 million square foot site will host 7,000 workers and includes five entrances, 85 elevators, eight escalators and 10 granite stairways.
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Glickman defends livestock waste rules against burden
Washington AP Dan Glickman and Carol Browner defend new Clean Water Act rules targeting large hog cattle and poultry farms as needed for health and environment while preserving the livestock industry. They plan cooperation to implement the draft proposal extending regulation to operations over thresholds including 1000 cattle 2500 hogs and 100000 chickens.
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